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Advocates can't be directed not to ply non-Delhi registered pre-BS-VI vehicles: HC
The Delhi High Court has granted a reprieve to advocates and judicial staff from the vehicle restrictions imposed over pollution concerns. Justice Amit Mahajan highlighted the lack of substantiated evidence connecting vehicle emissions to air quality issues since October. He acknowledged the critical need for legal representatives to attend court to maintain justice administration. The Delhi government's restrictions targeted non-BS-VI vehicles amid rising pollution levels.
US midterm election results earthquake for Donald Trump to be followed by another wave of Jeffrey Epstein files jolts? Republican, Democratic Party House of Representatives are making big move
Epstein files' spectre may once again come back to haunt US politics after midterm elections results.
Congress pursuing a politics of corruption, communalism and conflict: Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal
Sarbananda Sonowal criticized the Congress party and its allies for their politics of corruption and discord. He emphasized the importance of accurate voter rolls and the need to safeguard national security against illegal immigration. Sonowal highlighted the Modi government's achievements in infrastructure and connectivity in the Northeast, positioning it as vital for national development.
Billionaire Leon Black sues US Rep. Robert Garcia for defamation over Epstein comments
Leon Black, a billionaire, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Congressman Robert Garcia for his statements. Garcia claimed that Black is linked to Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and named him in serious allegations. The lawsuit, filed in New York, seeks 7.25 million USD in damages due to harm caused by Garcia's comments. Black has previously denied knowledge of Epstein's activities and has faced significant public backlash.
Supreme Court issues notice on plea challenging blanket immunity granted to CEC Gyanesh Kumar, ECs amid SIR row
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre and Election Commission of India to respond to a petition. This petition challenges the blanket legal immunity provided to the Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commissioners for their official actions. The petitioner argues that this immunity lacks accountability and covers acts without good faith. Additionally, the Act has faced scrutiny regarding its amendment process and previous rulings.
Family members can reject sale of joint HUF land and treat it as void if Karta sells it solely for personal benefit; Key legal rules you must know
In a Supreme Court ruling from earlier this year, the sale of joint ancestral property was deemed invalid if it only benefited one family member. The court highlighted that the head of a family must demonstrate genuine necessity for such sales. Karta is a manager and not an absolute owner of joint property. Sales favoring one coparcener are particularly susceptible to legal challenges.
Court discharges former drug regulator S Eswara Reddy, three others in corruption case
The court found that the call recordings relied on by the prosecution did not attribute criminality to Reddy. None of the accused, it noted, had said in the recordings that Reddy demanded a bribe on any particular day or time to favour Bengaluru-based Biocon Biologics Ltd (BBL).
Sebi issues final order against Axis Capital, imposes regulatory censure; Axis Bank shares fall over 1%
SEBI has issued a regulatory censure against Axis Capital, concluding proceedings linked to September 2024 restrictions. The regulator noted no recorded investor harm or fraudulent default, while Axis Bank expects no material business impact.
Rs 36.4 lakh fraud in Post Office through NSC and term deposit: India Post employees convicted; Madhya Pradesh HC grants relief to depositors
Employees at the Bina branch of India Post defrauded depositors out of Rs 36.4 lakh through forged documents. The Madhya Pradesh High Court has ordered the postal department to refund the victims with applicable interest. This decision follows a case where the victims were misled by unauthorized employees posing as authorized staff. The High Court's ruling emphasizes the trust placed in the postal employees by the victims.
Bengal govt now free to transfer I-PAC raid obstruction case to CBI: Mamata
Mamata Banerjee informed the Supreme Court that the new government can transfer the investigation to the CBI. The Enforcement Directorate sought an independent probe into the alleged interference in its operations. Banerjee's lawyer argued that with her departure as chief minister, there is no conflict of interest anymore. The Supreme Court reserved its verdict on whether the CBI should handle the investigation.
School Assembly News Headlines for October 28, 2026: Top National, International and Sports Updates
Karnataka has published its final electoral roll, resulting in nearly one crore names being removed. Andhra Pradesh is preparing for Cyclone Arnab, as wind forecasts predict gusts up to 150 kmph. Microsoft has offered voluntary exit packages to 60,000 workers while focusing on investments in artificial intelligence. India recently secured a T20 series victory against New Zealand, highlighted by Abhishek Sharma's remarkable century.
Employee received boss's 'OK' on WhatsApp before taking two days extra leave, returned to find himself suspended; tribunal rules message doesn't prove approval
A North Central Railway employee challenged his transfer from Prayagraj to Fatehpur after claiming his senior officer approved two extra days of leave through a WhatsApp 'OK'. The Allahabad bench of the Central Administrative Tribunal ruled that the message did not conclusively establish official leave sanction and upheld the transfer, accepting the Railways' administrative justification.
A turbulent year at HDFC Bank: Controversies that kept India’s biggest private lender in the headlines
HDFC Bank has faced a turbulent year marked by governance concerns, its former chairman’s abrupt exit, scrutiny of Dubai operations, post-merger profitability challenges and CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan’s departure. A fresh probe into alleged leaks of confidential information adds to the challenges awaiting incoming chief executive Anup Bagchi as the bank seeks to restore investor confidence.
RBI tightens scrutiny of $1 billion-plus overseas investments amid rupee pressure
The Reserve Bank of India is implementing stricter scrutiny on large overseas direct investments by Indian companies. Banks must now collect and present detailed information regarding these investments to the RBI. This initiative aims to prevent potential losses for both the companies and the Indian economy. The RBI's checklist requires banks to conduct thorough due diligence on the rationale behind each investment.
Rs 3.99 lakh penalty for under-reporting income and paying Rs 2 lakh less in income tax; ITAT Jaipur cancels penalty, know why
A man from Sikar faced a penalty of Rs 3.99 lakh for under-reporting his income. The Income Tax Department initiated penalty proceedings after he filed an income tax return. However, the ITAT Jaipur found technical mistakes in the penalty notice issued by the Assessing Officer. They noted the absence of specified violation under Section 270A(9) in the penalty proceedings. Consequently, the penalty was quashed, providing full relief to the taxpayer.
GST 2.0: How next phase of reforms can simplify compliance and unlock growth for MSMEs
The success of next-generation GST reforms will ultimately be measured on the basis of their ability to lower compliance costs, enhance refund timelines, and provide increased consistency in tax administration.
Meet Bodhana Sivanandan, the British chess prodigy who defeated a grandmaster and earned the Woman International Master title
Harrow, North West London. Introducing 11-year-old Bodhana Sivanandan, a British-Indian chess prodigy who is making waves with her great showing in competitive chess. She started playing in 2020 during the COVID-19 lockdown and learned the game by watching YouTube videos. Since then she has represented England at the Chess Olympiad, defeated grandmaster Pete Wells and won many prestigious chess titles.
A Resurgent Champion: As world title defence approaches, Gukesh seems to have rediscovered his winning touch
After a turbulent period, D Gukesh's performance at the Chess Olympiad allowed him to regain confidence. He competed on Board 4, scoring 8.5 points in 11 rounds and achieving a tournament performance rating of 2797. Gukesh previously experienced a significant rating decline, dropping to 2703 after his rise to World Champion. His struggles included early exits from several important tournaments and losses to lower-rated players.
NEET UG should be computer-based, NTA must vet paper setters, says Parliamentary panel
A Parliamentary panel has made several recommendations regarding the NEET (UG) examination and the National Testing Agency. It suggests that NEET (UG) should transition to a computer-based testing format for greater efficiency. The panel emphasizes the importance of having a reliable system to evaluate the integrity of paper setters. Furthermore, it recommends a robust question bank without prior knowledge of the questions.
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